panets aspecting own houses ...

September 7, 2003

greetings everyone ....... If a planet aspects it's own house, is this harmful

or helpful

to the indications of that house ansd would it depend on whether the planet is

benefic/malefic and what house it's aspecting and what house it's sitting in?

I had

assumed it would be helpful; has anyone heard anything about this? And would a

direct aspect(Opposite sign) be any different in effect than a non-direct

aspect?

again, thanks for the help, kelly

September 9, 2003

Dear Group Patron; Greetings and Salutations of the Highest; Namaste

I am only a student of Vedic Jyotish, and catching up, but in reference to your

question: There is in regards to this question the for quick research

"Dispositor & Promoter" terms for planets when aspecting itself, its own house,

or another planet in a house. Extensive discussions in the history of Astrology

on this subject Lilly "Christian Astrology" to modern times A.J. Pierce.

Certainly, a difficult consideration is if a planet is exalted, say Sun in

Aries, then when it opposes itself, it is in its Fall, i.e., Libra. As with

Sani, Saturn exalted in Libra, then opposing itself from Aries in its Fall. This

too would affect the affairs of considered House. I believe Shad Bala was

developed for this problem of multiple good & bad aspects of planets to houses,

and their dispositions by sign & aspect.

And we have the trines considered good, squares deemed stressful, and

conjunctions determined by whether the planets are considered friends or

enemies, or neutral. A.E.O.Carter devoted a book "Astrological Aspects" to

aspects, and summarily goes with this last approach. Thus far Vedic texts in my

reading have supported this thesis in the main. Houses and their allocated

affairs being synonomous with the planet itself, but also considering the

condition of the planet, that rules a specific house and its placement in the

chart as a whole affecting those affairs of the house.

I believe this is an Excellent question, and anticipate our more learned

colleagues will shed light of this question. A question that has lots of

different approaches. Namaste, Lux, Sidereal Bob

"kellym" <kkm13132000 wrote:

>greetings everyone ....... If a planet aspects it's own house, is this harmful

or helpful

>to the indications of that house ansd would it depend on whether the planet is

>benefic/malefic and what house it's aspecting and what house it's sitting in?

I had

>assumed it would be helpful; has anyone heard anything about this? And would a

>direct aspect(Opposite sign) be any different in effect than a non-direct

aspect?

>

>again, thanks for the help, kelly

>

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September 9, 2003

well

A planet aspecting its own house is said to yield Raja Yogas as well. Most of

the time it is true if the planet is aspecting by its 7th aspect. It is better

to follow that the planet aspecting its own house is yielding raja yoga. But

there are special cases to this rule.

For example when Saturn is debilitated in Aries, by its aspect on the 10th, it

can aspect its own house namely Capricorn, so the question will arise to the

beginers whether the Saturn can give raja yoga irrespctive of its debilitation.

Answer to this is yes it may give raja yoga untill otherwise aspected by its

inimical planets such as Sun and so on. Supposing if teh same Saturn is aspected

benefics then he may render Raja yoga without fail

Bye now

More arguements are welcome

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